Byte: Also known as data channel. There are nineteen data channels in the serial data stream. The numbered byte channel corresponds to the same numbered channel that gaugeART uses (eg. if “gauge 1″ is selected in gaugeDesigner, it will read the engine speed parameter.
Name: Indicates which data parameter is being streamed in that data channel.
Units: Units that the data channel is streamed in. The information is not important for the user, as gaugeART converts this to the unit displayed in gaugeDesigner.
Min, Max, and Scalar: There are 256 bytes or “data buckets” that make up each data channel. The minimum and maximum values are spread over these 0-255 buckets where Min = 0 data bucket and Max = 255 data buckets. The separation of each bucket is the scalar.Example: if you view byte or channel 1, for engine speed, you will find that the minimum is 0 and the maximum is 25,600 (rounded to the ones decimal position). Each bucket is separated by 100. So, data bucket 0 = 0, 1 = 100, 2 = 200, 3 = 300, and so forth until 0 = 25,600.